So it seems there's a $10,000 blogging scholarship, and ScienceBlog's own Shelley Batts has made the cut! (Second year in a row!) She's one of 20 finalists and, I believe, the only science blogger among the 20. And she could really use the money. And wouldn't it be way cool to have a woman science blogger win this? So just cruise on over there and vote for Shelley. I want to vote for her a second time but they won't let me. Guess I'll have to go log on to some different computers and vote again...Hey, if you, unlike me, have a job, you could vote at work AND at home!!!! I'll have to speak to Mr. Zuska about this...
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Thank you Zuska!